Would this work to connect my laptop to tv,my laptop don,t have hdmi port
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If your laptop has a DVI out and your TV has an HDMI in, I suppose it would work. I would suggest that you purchase a longer cable than 3 feet for that purpose.
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You can, but you should be sure that the port on your laptop is a video OUT and not video IN. Check your manufacturer specs to be sure.
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If your computer has a DVI connection, you should be able to use this cable to display your computer's video output on you HDMI equipped TV. However, since you don't have HDMI output on you computer, it won't provide audio to the TV. You'll need to connect to external speakers for audio.
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If your laptop has a DVI output (and a lot do NOT), then yes. Sound would still be through your laptop's audio system, not the TV.
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If you're laptop has a dvi port then yes, but depending on the laptop sound probably won't be transmitted. You might need speakers on your laptop
597951
Yes, if u have the HDMI outlet on your laptop, make sure that is a regular HDMI but not the minor one
2027159
No. You need a USB to HDMI cable. But if your laptop has a display port (usually bigger than your USB port) then you can use this
2007024
Yes, with the proper cable. This laptop has video out via the "mini-displayport" connector on the right-hand side. You can get a cable that will adapt this to an HDMI input on your Tv/Monitor.
1383407
My notebook does not have an HDMI output port, so I can't personally test it, but I can think of no reason that it wouldn't work between HDMI output on a computer and HDMI input on a TV.
605809
Most HP laptops have a VGA port on them, and that TV seems to have a VGA port. So this cable should work fine for you.
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At the very least, you would need a displayport to hdmi adapter in order to make the connection from computer to TV. From what i've read, the audio should pass through the adapter.
1022125
I doubt it. Unless your laptop has a VGA input (most only have an output) it won't work. Usually the VGA port on a laptop is to project the screen onto a projector or to connect to a larger screen and does not accept a signal from, say, a VCR.
1352106
The system's only output is for a headphones port, so if your TV has a headphone jack, it should work fine. I have mine hooked up to my laptop.
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If you have HDMI ports on both your laptop and TV it will work. It plays both video and audio with no problems. I always hook up my laptop to my TV to watch TV shows that I miss because of working nights.
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Yes, you can connect this from a laptop with an HDMI video port to an TV with RCA A/V inputs. However, please know that this is not a very high quality converter. The best usage would be to display videos and movies as someone else already mentioned that text, such as your computer desktop, will be almost illegible. This will not suffice as a solution to a second computer monitor. Watching movies will be ok and honestly, the smaller the TV screen size that you use, the better the picture will appear.
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No! You will have to use another method such as via your vga (video) port or other a/v port if your laptop has one. You may also be able to use USB to HDMI method but I cannot guarantee that it will work with your laptop.
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If your tv has a VGA input then it's easy, you can just run a VGA cable (i.e. A monitor cable) from your PC/laptop to the television. However, if your tv only has HDMI and/or component inputs, then you need a VGA-to-HDMI CONVERTER, which you can search for on Amazon. The only other possibility is that some newer laptops have an HDMI output on them, in which case connecting to your tv would be easy with a basic HDMI cable.
1526765
Yes. It takes VGA input (which most older laptops have) and HDMI input (which most newer laptops have). If you use VGA cable to connect, then you also need to use headphone type audio cable to connect from laptop headphone (or separate audio out jack) to the TV audio in jack.
353258
Yes, provided that your laptop has to hdmi port, you can hook it up to the hdmi port on your hdtv and have the luxury of having a larger screen to watch on.
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You would likely need an adapter or two. This does not have an HDMI port in the laptop, so you would have to convert a VGA connection to HDMI. You might be better suited with a Chromecast or ROKU device if you want to stream content to your TV from your network.
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Without actually seing you TV, I would imagine that as long as it has the Standard HDMI Port it should work just fine.